Subiotto
A family that married into this one.
Antonius Subiotto married Veneranda Defranceschi, and the FamilySearch index names him as the father on eight baptisms between 1858 and 1874 (household h084). The index gives no place; the archive places the family at Svetvinčenat because the children's images are bound into that parish's register book.
- Everything on this page is index only: no register has been read for this household. That is the archive's own wording for the evidence class, and it is the whole of what is known.
- The households list gives the couple and the eight children, and nothing about the husband's origin.
- Svetvinčenat is the castle parish where the Defranceschi are recorded from 1628 to 1791, told on the Lines page.
9 person pages in the archive under the surname Subiotto, or for someone married to a bearer of it. How each is known, in the archive's own words: Index only 1 · Household 8. Only the dead are listed here, and the dates are the archive's: none is added.
Antonius Subiotto and Veneranda Defranceschi (household h084)
Eight children baptised 1858–1874.
- Antonius Subiotto undated Svetvinčenat Index only
- Antonius Subiotto b. 1858 Household
- Johannes-Antonius Subiotto b. 1859 Household
- Antonius Subiotto b. 1862 Household
- Petrus Subiotto b. 1865 Household
- Elisabeth Subiotto b. 1867 Household
- Cristina Subiotto b. 1869 Household
- Beniamin Subiotto b. 1873 Household
- Maria-Aquilina Subiotto b. 1874 Household
Not yet searched beyond the parish books, and not searched in them either: the only search recorded that reaches this family is the Register's harvest of FamilySearch personas, mined for parent-pairs on 10 September 2026.
No register has been read for this household. The first step is to open the Svetvinčenat baptisms of 1858–1874 that the index points into.
Austrian Istria — the Küstenland
- Who held it
- Habsburg from 1797 (Venetian before it), the Austrian Littoral from 1849, Italian 1920, Yugoslav 1945, Croatian 1991.
- The registers
- Državni arhiv u Pazinu, and the parish books on FamilySearch film.
- Beyond the registers
- ANNO (Austrian National Library newspapers) and ALEX (the imperial Hof- und Staatshandbuch) for anyone who held office; the Vienna Kriegsarchiv for conscripts. This is the branch the archive knows best.
- Where this archive stands
- ALEX is behind a security check that will not clear for this archive. It has never been read.